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Tiny leaf insect
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Today I was watering the garden and found this tiny (about 10-12mm) leaf insect. Every time I tried to take its photo, it would shuffle around the stem away from me! Taken with reversed SMC Pentax M 50/1.4.
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Well Done!!
Seen in
Leap's Photo
Pond!!
GREAT JOB with this neon wonder!! Incredible! I think that's a type of ??leafhopper?? but I can't id beyond that! :)
The grasshoppers as Past masters at it too !
Gorgeous photo George !
That's Wild!!
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of Wildlife!!
tiabunna club has replied to Puzzler4879I am glad you took the time to tell it
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